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Finding fun things to do in Toronto at a price that won't break the bank can be challenging. Don't worry, we've rounded some of the best activities you can do in the city for $35 and under. 

Table of Contents:

1). Take a Ferry to Centre Island

2). Todotoronto Trivia & Games April Social Mixer

3). Watch the Toronto Blue Jays 

4). Hot Docs Festival

5). SpringFest Clothing Swap

6). JP Niagara Tulip Experience 

7). Toronto Flower Market 

8). Enjoy a Drink at a Patio 

1). Take a ferry to Centre Island

Taking a breath and escaping the city for just a bit is sometimes all you need. Taking a ferry to Centre Island is a very peaceful and fun experience that is inexpensive. The cost of the ferry ride ranges between $4.10-8.70, and the entrance to the island is completely free! Get to explore the island and take in the breathtaking views of the water and the Toronto skyline. 

Where: Jack Layton Ferry Terminal (9 Queens Quay W)

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2). Todotoronto Trivia & Games April Social Mixer

Looking to meet new people in the city and make new friends this spring? Don't miss our Trivia & Games April Social Mixer taking place near the end of the month at FreePlay Toronto. There will be custom trivia, group icebreakers, arcade games, open mingling and more. Make sure you grab your tickets here.

Where: FreePlay Toronto (300 College Street Toronto, ON M5T 1R9)

When: April 30th 2023

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3). Watch the Toronto Blue Jays

If you're a sports lover, why not catch a Toronto Blue Jays game? Watching the Toronto Blue Jays is an affordable spring, summer, and fall activity. With their newly renovated stadium, you need to experience the new atmosphere. Catch the game at the 500 level for less than $25 per ticket. Prices do vary depending on the team that the Toronto Blue Jays face, but you'll surely be able to pick up some tickets for under $25. Plus, if you want to splurge, there are lots of food and drink options available at the stadium. Not to mention, get to experience the newly redesigned Rogers Centre outfield. The $20 all-in ticket provides general admission ballpark access and is perfect for fans who want to explore the 5 district outfield neighbourhoods (Corona Rooftop Patio, Park Social, The Catch Bar, The Stop, and WestJet Flight Deck) and additional social spaces.

Where: Rogers Centre 

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4). Hot Docs Festival

Hot Docs Festival is coming to Toronto starting on April 27th! Get to witness and watch some of the world's best documentaries at the festival. If you love watching documentaries, then you don't want to miss this event! Single tickets start as low as $19 and $17 for members. 

Where: Various locations, click here to find out.

When: April 27th-May 7th 2023

Category: Friends

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5). SpringFest Clothing Swap

Want a fun way to declutter your closet, while also adding new items to it? Head over to Springfest Clothing Swap happening on May 27th and 28th. To be a part of this experience, you'll have to contribute a maximum of 10 pieces of fashion items that no longer fit your personality or lifestyle. Tickets to the event are less than $15. 

Where: THE HUB at Downsview Park 70 Canuck Avenue, North York, ON M3K 2C5

When: May 27th-28th 2023

Price: $

Category: Family-friendly

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6). JP Niagara Tulip Experience 

If you're looking for something fun and affordable to do near Toronto, head over to the JP Niagara Tulip Experience. Get to explore this tulip farm that features 1 million tulips with 85 different kinds of tulips to choose from. Immerse yourself in a field of tulips and bask in all the beautiful spring colours. You can also pick up your bouquet of fresh tulips to remember this breathtaking experience. Use our code 'TODO10' for 10% off Mondays-Thursdays! 

Where: Centre Street, North Pelham

When: April 21st-May 21st

Price: $

Category: Family-friendly

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7). Toronto Flower Market 

Spring & summer means that flower season is in full swing. Head over to the Toronto Flower Market, which is Toronto's first outdoor flower market. Get to browse and shop around Ontario grown flowers & plants and get to connect with local florists and growers. The market runs every month from May to October, so make sure you stop by. Admissions are free! 

Where: 1001 Queen Street West

When: May 13th, June 10th, July 15th, August 12th, September 9th & October 7th 2023

Category: Family-friendly

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8). Enjoy a Drink at One of the Many Patios in Toronto

It's patio season! With the warmer weather and longer days, why not enjoy a drink at one of the many patios in the city? A few spots with amazing views of the city and drink option include Broadview Hotel, Harriet's Rooftop, Lavelle, KOST, RendezViews, and many more.